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This page does not make it clear where one would go to in order to change the configuration of the editor itself (e.g. to add an additional font to the dropdown list) posted by Robert Huffstedtler Chris collman 05:58, 22 September 2007 (CDT)

Good point about a lack of information. I don't know much about adding fonts to the HTML editor. Did go to demo.moodle.org and add a font which appeared in the HTML editor. This page is for teachers, I am not sure how a teacher adds a font to their course. I did figure out how to add a font to all HTML editors on the site via the Admin block, but there are no instructions on the settings page nor in help ! I will make a stab HTML editor settings...Thanks--Chris collman 05:58, 22 September 2007 (CDT)

Short cut keys

I like the way that table was laid out in edit mode and learned something. Very nice clear. I added the copy, paste and cut shortcuts.

I was not sure that all those commands would work on all platforms. I use Windows and Mozilla when I went to demo.moodle.org and tried a couple of them. They seemed to work. Thanks for the addition. --Chris collman 17:48, 5 December 2007 (CST)

Noticed at least one duplicate "Cont-O". Still need to check each one in demo.moodle.org. Would like rearrange table to take up less visual space, perhaps 2 columns. And/or shorter tables placed under subheading. I suspect my splits could offend heavy users of shortcut keys.
I use Ctrl: A, B, C, V, X all the time. But none of the others :) --Chris collman 07:19, 30 March 2008 (CDT)

Note about browsers

Thanks to MJR, January 24, 2008 - Moodlerooms Assignment - for this note. --Helen Foster 06:08, 1 February 2008 (CST)

oops Chris took it out. Hummm let me see if I can bring it back --Chris collman 08:45, 28 March 2008 (CDT)

What happened to this page - now a sandbox?

There appears to be a bunch of html text which has been added to the article. I don't get it, but I am not a real strong HTML editor. It is either a work in progress or the page is being used inadvertently as a sandbox. I am asking Helen for a review, because she understands these things better (big grin). --Chris collman 08:56, 24 March 2008 (CDT)

Thanks Chris, I've rolled back the page. --Helen Foster 13:44, 25 March 2008 (CDT)

Still needs work but

I keep seeing posts in forums that relate to the HTML editor. I like to refer people to MoodleDocs and notice the HTML pages are really old. So I decided to reorganize the page and add some icons for the more HTML Moodle specific tasks. There is similar information on "page content". I tried not to duplicate, nor did I think it is really necessary to cover undo, redo or how to change a font. I could be wrong there :)

I am sticking with editing this page for now. I really don't have an opinion on which page this information should be located, it just needs to exist. Best to all, my MoodleDoc edit for the day! --Chris collman 08:59, 28 March 2008 (CDT)


Sandbox Shortcut keys

Here are some common browser editing short cut or hot keys.

Note tested on a windows machine using Mozilla Firefox browser on demo.moodle.org

Table 1 double columns

Keys Action Keys Action
Ctrl-C Copy Ctrl-V Paste
Ctrl-X Cut Ctrl-P Change the font size
Ctrl-H Change text format (headings etc.) Ctrl-1 to Ctrl-6 Change heading level
Ctrl-B Make text bold Ctrl-I Make text italic
Ctrl-U Underline text Ctrl-S Strikethrough text
Ctrl-, Subscript Ctrl-. Superscript
Ctrl-0 Open File explorer window Ctrl-Z Undo
Ctrl-Y Redo Blank key Blank des

Table 1

Keys Action Test Comment
Ctrl-C Copy-g1 WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-V Paste-g1 WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-X Cut-g1 WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-P Change the font size NOT in Mozilla (Print page)
Ctrl-H Change text format (headings etc.) NOT in Mozilla
Ctrl-1 to Ctrl-6 Change heading level WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-B Make text bold-g1 WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-I Make text italic -g1 WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-U Underline text-g1 WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-S Strikethrough text-g1 WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-, Subscript -g1 WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-. Superscript-g1 WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-O Change the font NOT in Mozilla
Ctrl-0 (DUP, SEE ABOVE) Clean Word HTML NOT in Mozilla
Ctrl-0 (DUP, SEE ABOVE) Open File explorer window WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-Z Undo -g1 WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-Y Redo -g1 WORKS Mozilla

Table 2

Keys Action Test Comment
Ctrl-L Justify paragraph left WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-E Justify paragraph center WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-J Justify paragraph full WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-/ Text runs left to right WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-| Text runs right to left WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-; Decrease paragraph indent WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-' Increase paragraph indent WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-G Change text colour WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-K Change background colour WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-F Search & Replace WORKS Mozilla special popup window
Ctrl-` Switch to HTML source code view WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-M Toggle fullscreen editor mode NOT always Mozilla
Ctrl-Alt-O Insert ordered numeric list WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-Alt-U Insert bullet list WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-Alt-R Insert horizontal rule WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-Alt-A Create anchor WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-Alt-L Create link WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-Alt-D Unlink WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-Alt-N Turn off autolinking WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-Alt-I Insert image WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-Alt-T Insert table WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-Alt-S Insert emoticon WORKS Mozilla
Ctrl-Alt-C Insert special character WORKS Mozilla

Table 3

Keys Action Test Comment
Ctrl-= Change text language for screen readers, or specify language for the Multilang filter Can't say not knowing other languages :)